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EQUAL JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL APPLICANTS

June 27, 2016

EQUAL JOB OPPORTUNITIES FOR ALL APPLICANTS
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Past Months I have read in papers and answered many advertisements, in reference to Help wanted, for local stores and businesses. I have applied in person with all qualifications of job requirements, and with great hope and confidence I awaited to have an interview with these companies, Patiently waiting weeks after, I finally decided to call the future employer, On the telephone and in person I followed up, if they were interviewing .Little to my surprise one of the employees there walked up and mentioned job had been filled. To my curiosity I asked when this happened, Oh last week. I left in dismay thinking, maybe I lacked those qualifications which were required and went on with my usual life. As months progressed, this store was on my route to my current job, peaking in one day I saw young Indian boy working behind the counter. I walked in the store pretending to be a shopper , went to this specific person, He in his best English greeted me Good morning Ma’am , Can I help you , I pretending to be a customer ,said no thank you just looking . With a smile I asked in friendly tone, How long you been here, He mentioned ma’am I just came last week from Mumbai India. This statement confirmed my doubt, that we locals are still scapegoats for the merchants on Island. Merchants advertise to show they are seeking help, when they collect enough resumes, as per labor law, then they continue to show government they have searched for this position and no one is capable enough to work for this position. From beginning their mind is already planned to import a person from India. I ask only one question, how the island people accept to earn when the locals are not given a fair opportunity to work.

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/uncategorized/equal-job-opportunities-for-all-applicants/

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